The page stares back at me blank; cruel and unforgiving. The clock shows 9:11 p.m., the essay was due yesterday and I’ve got nothing. Somehow the idea of disappointing my editor is worse than my boss rolling his eyes a few weeks ago when I told him I forgot a document. Sure my boss can […]
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Nearly 90% of 173 countries have one or more laws that discriminate against women states a World Bank report released in September 2015. USA is one of the 4 countries with no specific national laws requiring paid parental leaves for new mothers; Iran and Qatar are among 18 countries where married women have to take […]